Lost Atlantis Clues Stir Debates From Panama Mountains
English explorer Mitchel Hedges returns from San Blas hinterland with tapestries he says link Chauquanaqua Indians to ancient Atlantis survivors. Scholars weigh transatlantic connections as Atlantic legends revive, while researchers note similarities to Pharaohs and ancient migrations.
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Colon
Panama
Atlantis
Vaname
Mitchel Hedges
San Blas
Pinto
Hrntiah Museum
Harding
King George
Doctor Porras
Ishmus
Americans face rising Germany entry costs this summer
The German foreign office charges foreign visitors the same mark fee as their home governments. Americans may pay about ten dollars to cross frontiers, while Austrians pay cent equivalents. Hotels warn of crowded summer resorts with room rates from 75 cents to five dollars and meals priced variably due to food price swings.
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Herlin
German Foreign Office
Germany
Foreign Office
Italy
Munich
Salsbers
Prussia
Danzig
Ehelf
Snake Killer in Greensburgh Derry Home
Fred Yokum of Greensburgh Derry near Chestnut Ridge reports killing two snakes that crossed his path while preparing to rest. Inside his home he found a huge snake curled by the fireplace and killed a third snake after a brief struggle.
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Greensburgh
Derry
Chestnut Ridge
Fred Yokum
Mossholder Hill
Farmer Corntessel Questions Josh College Plans
In a terse exchange, Farmer Corntessel challenges sending his son Josh to college. He argues many things remain unknown and a man must trust his own ability. Josh believes he knows all worth knowing, prompting the skeptical remark.
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Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Always a Woman pays payroll bandit tale urban legend
A joking dialogue recalls how the payroll bandit was captured after faulty teamwork. One bandit kept the car engine running for a quick escape while others held up the cashier, but a passing mapper’s interest disrupted the plan and led to arrest.
Modest Citizen Recalls Washington Visit
The speaker says he interviewed no prominent figures in Washington. He notes only a polite exchange with a imposing doorkeeper and converses with a hotel clerk, describing the stay as marked by a hot day and few notable encounters.
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Hoetel
Why is It You Never Get to the Office on Time
The head clerk complains about habitual tardiness and the excuse that watching the clock was discouraged during office hours. The tardy employee claims the habit persisted at home.
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Sheffield Telegraph
Red Sea Breakers Ahead in Lovers Legal Tangle
A quirky note hints at an impending marriage amid legal complications and public reception. The speaker, Professor Bug-Ah, declares love and plans for a wedding while references to Shakespeare and crowd reactions color the scene.
Retort Courteous In Matrimony Banter
Miss Giggle-I declares she will marry only a brainy man while Mr Blunt-Strange notes people often prefer the exact opposite in marriage.
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Miss Giggle
Mr. Blunt
Best Man at Divorce Proceedings
A joke exchanges about a lawyer who is described as an intimate friend, with the punchline that he served as best man at the divorce proceedings.
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Atlantico
William H. Hathcock
Atlantia
Atlantic
American Geographical Society
Gibraltar
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Frobenius
Berlin
West Africa
Weiner
Harvard
Africa
South America
Ham
Senegal
Amazon
Hercules
Mount Atlas
Columbuse
Morocco
Mitchell-Hedges
United States
Europe
Cress
Ministry of Transport
Ramagate
Ramegate Corporation
Ramsgate Harbor
Yart
Washington
Tomaso Soouup
Bug
The
Red Sea
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